Part, Question

501 Suppl, 11|          sacrament demands that the confession ~should remain hidden, and
502 Suppl, 11|       hidden, and he who divulges a confession sins by violating ~the sacrament.
503 Suppl, 11|           men are more attracted to confession, and confess their ~sins
504 Suppl, 11|           not bound by the seal of ~confession to hide other sins than
505 Suppl, 11|       sacrament on that account, so confession ~does not cease to be sacramental
506 Suppl, 11|        secret; nor does the seal of confession militate against charity
507 Suppl, 11|          and that which is known in confession, is, as it ~were, unknown,
508 Suppl, 11|          done without divulging the confession, e.g. by ~admonishing the
509 Suppl, 11|            concerning the secret of confession follows ~from the sacrament
510 Suppl, 11|            of making a ~sacramental confession is of Divine law, so that
511 Suppl, 11|            to divulge the secret of confession. ~Consequently if he be
512 Suppl, 11|     expressly interrogated about a ~confession, he ought to say nothing,
513 Suppl, 11|          suspicion of divulging the confession.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
514 Suppl, 11|            or divulge the secret of confession.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
515 Suppl, 11|             1/1~Whether the seal of confession extends to other matters
516 Suppl, 11|            which ~have reference to confession?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
517 Suppl, 11|         would seem that the seal of confession extends to other ~matters
518 Suppl, 11|             which have reference to confession. For sins alone ~have reference
519 Suppl, 11|            alone ~have reference to confession. Now sometimes besides sins
520 Suppl, 11|          which have no reference to confession. Therefore, since such ~
521 Suppl, 11|             seems that the seal of ~confession extends to them also.~Aquin.:
522 Suppl, 11|          receives under the seal of confession. Therefore the seal of ~
523 Suppl, 11|              Therefore the seal of ~confession extends to matters having
524 Suppl, 11|       matters having no relation to confession.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
525 Suppl, 11|           the contrary, The seal of confession is connected with sacramental ~
526 Suppl, 11|         connected with sacramental ~confession. But those things which
527 Suppl, 11|              Therefore the seal of ~confession does not extend to matters
528 Suppl, 11|            reference to sacramental confession.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
529 Suppl, 11|            answer that, The seal of confession does not extend directly
530 Suppl, 11|            reference to sacramental confession, yet ~indirectly matters
531 Suppl, 11|         connected with sacramental ~confession are affected by the seal
532 Suppl, 11|             affected by the seal of confession, those, for instance, ~which
533 Suppl, 11|          one had the secret through confession, though not through the
534 Suppl, 11|            not through the seal of ~confession.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
535 Suppl, 11|             is bound by the seal of confession?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
536 Suppl, 11|            is bound by the seal of ~confession. For sometimes a priest
537 Suppl, 11|          sometimes a priest hears a confession through an ~interpreter,
538 Suppl, 11|    interpreter is bound to keep the confession secret. Therefore one who ~
539 Suppl, 11|         something under the seal of confession.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
540 Suppl, 11|             for a ~layman to hear a confession. But he is bound to secrecy
541 Suppl, 11|             is bound by the seal of confession.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
542 Suppl, 11|             sins if he divulges the confession. Therefore not ~only the
543 Suppl, 11|             is bound by the seal of confession.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
544 Suppl, 11|         sacrament. But ~the seal of confession is connected with this sacrament.
545 Suppl, 11|             is bound by the seal of confession.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
546 Suppl, 11|            secret what he hears in ~confession, is because he knows them,
547 Suppl, 11|            answer that, The seal of confession affects the priest as minister
548 Suppl, 11|          obligation of keeping ~the confession secret, even as the key
549 Suppl, 11|           the keys, when he hears a confession in a case of urgency, so
550 Suppl, 11|           in the act of the seal of confession, and is ~bound to secrecy,
551 Suppl, 11|           not bound by the seal ~of confession.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
552 Suppl, 11|             knows under the seal of confession?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
553 Suppl, 11|            knows under the seal of ~confession. For an inferior may not
554 Suppl, 11|             which he knows ~through confession. Neither therefore can the
555 Suppl, 11|     individual. Now the secrecy of ~confession was instituted for the good
556 Suppl, 11|           the priest to divulge his confession.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
557 Suppl, 11|         that ~sin under the seal of confession, so that he may publish
558 Suppl, 11|             Whose place he holds in confession: secondly, in order ~to
559 Suppl, 11|         does not ~break the seal of confession. Nevertheless he should
560 Suppl, 11|          with, ~because the seal of confession is not broken.~Aquin.: SMT
561 Suppl, 11|         that which he knows through confession and ~through some other
562 Suppl, 11|       reveal what he knows through ~confession and through some other source
563 Suppl, 11|           besides. For the seal of ~confession is not broken unless one
564 Suppl, 11|        reveals a sin known through ~confession. If therefore a man divulges
565 Suppl, 11|             which he knows through ~confession, no matter how he knows
566 Suppl, 11|             whoever hears someone's confession, is under obligation ~to
567 Suppl, 11|          what ~he knows through the confession, no matter how he knows
568 Suppl, 11|             Further, the secrecy of confession was instituted in order
569 Suppl, 11|           men being shy of going to confession. But ~if a man might say
570 Suppl, 11|            say what he had heard in confession, though he knew it ~otherwise,
571 Suppl, 11|              which he has heard in ~confession, but knows from some other
572 Suppl, 11|       another what he has heard in ~confession, even if he knew it from
573 Suppl, 11|         either before or ~after the confession: while others assert that
574 Suppl, 11|        while others assert that the confession debars him ~from speaking
575 Suppl, 11|           exaggerating ~the seal of confession, are prejudicial to the
576 Suppl, 11|       source either before or after confession, he is not ~bound to keep
577 Suppl, 11|               I heard so and ~so in confession." Nevertheless, on account
578 Suppl, 11|             reveal what he heard in confession, save ~indirectly: even
579 Suppl, 11|          does not break the seal of confession. ~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
580 Suppl, 11|            to reveal it as heard in confession: for in no case is he allowed
581 Suppl, 11|     divulging what he has heard ~in confession, provided he knows it from
582 Suppl, 13|     condivided with contrition and ~confession. But one man cannot be contrite
583 Suppl, 13|       contrition. In like manner by confession a man ~submits to the sacraments
584 Suppl, 13|     satisfaction and contrition and confession.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[13] A[
585 Suppl, 14|           not told, when he goes to confession ~a second time, to fast
586 Suppl, 17|            of receiving (that man's confession); and for both ~these things
587 Suppl, 18|           very time of ~sacramental confession and absolution, provided
588 Suppl, 18|       penitent owes ~at the time of confession, as some hold, (for then
589 Suppl, 18|             as some hold, (for then confession and ~sacramental absolution
590 Suppl, 18|           nevertheless, the second ~confession is valid, on account of
591 Suppl, 18|           reason ~for repeating the confession, there would be no reason
592 Suppl, 18|            Moreover, ~in the second confession, there would be no need
593 Suppl, 18|       unreasonable, if ~by frequent confession even the whole punishment
594 Suppl, 20|          priest should not hear the confession of ~his accomplice, with
595 Suppl, 20|            whereas the judgment ~of confession is according to God, in
596 Suppl, 22|          binding in the tribunal of confession affects ~our relation to
597 Suppl, 22|             even in the tribunal of confession, a man ~cannot absolve himself,
598 Suppl, 25|         contrition, absolution, and confession, ~whether this punishment
599 Suppl, 25|           decide in the tribunal of confession how ~much shall be remitted
600 Suppl, 27|   consequently, true contrition and confession are demanded ~as conditions
601 Suppl, 28|         priest does not divulge the confession by imposing such ~a penance,
602 Suppl, 28|          shows that he has been ~to confession.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[28] A[
603 Suppl, 28|        tribunal, since, just as the confession is made ~secretly, so the
604 Suppl, 56|            can ~marry a woman whose confession the priest has heard, else
605 Suppl, 93|         justice, but with the mouth confession is made ~unto salvation."
606 Suppl, 93|           for martyrdom is not only confession ~of the faith, but any other
607 Suppl, 93|          object; and ~therefore the confession thereof, if suffering be
608 Suppl, 93|             of the ~matter. But the confession of any other truth is not